Workshop 4 Flashcards

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What are the benefits for excellence in research?

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1- international ranking of the university
2- international & local recognition of the researcher

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What’s the ranking of Oxford ,UK

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1/1906

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What’s the ranking of Stanford ,USA

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2/1906

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What’s the ranking of Massachusetts, USA

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3/1906

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What’s the ranking of Harvard,USA

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4/1906

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What’s the ranking of Cambridge, UK

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5/1906

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What’s the ranking of Kuwait university

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1001-1200/1906

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What are international recognition benefits?

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1- awards given by international organisations
2- invited speaker and international conferences
3- chairman of scientific sessions
4- chief editor , editor , editorial board member of international journals

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What are local recognition benefits?

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1- best researcher awards given by Kuwait university and Kuwait foundation for advancement of sciences
2- Monetary incentives & recognition by research sector , Kuwait university for papers published in Q1 top 25% journals = 1000 KD

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What are local recognition for undergraduate students benefits?

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Dr.Nael Al-Naqib award for best poster in the HSC annual poster conference held every year

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What is the mission of RCF/OMICSRU ?

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1- advance research culture
2- facilitate excellence in research
3- providing state of Art instruments and technical support in?
genomics , proteomics , cellomics

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Equipment in genomics lab are ( 16 )🫣

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1- biosafety cabinets
2- Biorobot M48
3- QIA cube
4- Thermal cylinders
5- Agarose gel electrophoresis
6- Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis
7- Molecular imaging system
8- QIAxcel advanced system
9- electrophoresis on chip
10- Real time PCR systems
11- Genetic analyzers
12- Microarray systems
13- Primer synthesizer
14- Speed vac
15- Bioinformatics workstation
16- Milli-Q system

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What are the equipment in proteomics labs ? ( 14 ) 🫡

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1-Biorad GS-800 densitometer
2- Agilent 3100 offgel fractionator
3- Isoelectric focusing of proteins / peptides
4- high performance liquid chromatography system
5- Beckman coulter proteomelab PF 2D protein fractionation system
6- LCMS liquid chromatography
7- Mass spectrometry
8- peptide synthesiser symphony X
9- centrifuges (ultra and high speed)
10- Lyophilizer ( ilshin biobase freeze dryer )
11- cell and tissue homogenisers
12- Epoch micro volume spectrophotometer system
13- Immunoassy system (Luminex 200)
14- micro plate reader (UV / VIS spectrometer)

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What are the equipment in cellomics labs ? ( 10 ) 😮‍💨

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1- light microscopes
2- laminar flow hoods
3- CO2 incubators
4- fridges
5- cell viability analyser
6- phase contrast microscopes
7- live cell analysis system
8- automated typing meta system
9- confocal microscopes
10- flow cytometers

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Why are biosafety cabinets used?

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For safe work environment

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What Provides personnel & product protection for work through filtered air

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biosafety cabinets

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What is QIAcube used ?

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Purification of nucleic acids & proteins

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A robotic workstation for automated purification of DNA , RNA , proteins,& 1-12 samples can be processed per run

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QIAcube

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Why is biorobot M48 used ?

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Purification of nucleic acids

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Used for purification of DNA & RNA from cells
The instrument has capacity to purify DNA & RNA from 6-48 samples per run

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biorobot M48

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What is used for quantification of DNA , RNA , proteins?

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1- Implen nanophotometer N60
2- qubit 2.0 fluorometer

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Instrument that measures amount of light absorbed after it passes through a solution

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spectrophotometer

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Why are thermal cyclers used ?

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To synthesise DNA by polymerase chain reaction PCR

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In which device is Every cycle is going to double DNA , so it increases the amount of DNA

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Thermal cyclers

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The separation of nucleic acids & proteins
Electrophoresis
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What separates DNA & RNA molecules using agarose gel Smaller molecules move faster than larger molecules
Agarose gel electrophoresis
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What is used for protein separation based on size ( molecular weight ) The separated proteins are visualised by staining ( wesrtern blot )
Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis
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An automated system for agarose gel & western blot imaging
Biospectrum UVP imaging system
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A fully automated & sensitive system for high resolution capillary electrophoresis of up to 96 samples per run for DNA & RNA analysis
QIAxcel
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A faster and more sensitive alternative to agarose & polyacrylamide gels the 2100 bioanalyser / experion automated electrophoresis systems employee microfluidic technology for protein and nucleic acid electrophoresis
Electrophoresis on a chip
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Examples of Electrophoresis on a chip
2100 bioanalyzer Experion
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PCR results are analysed in real time after each cycle of ———
amplification
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Examples of real time PCR systems
ABI7500 ABI7500HT QuantStudio 7 flex
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fluorescence based DNA sequence analyses instruments using capillary electrophoresis technology
Genetic analysers
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Examples of Genetic analysers
3130 XL genetic analyser 16 capillary 3500 XL genetic analyser 24 capillary
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Used to detect gene expression ( DNA transcription into mRNA ) of thousands of genes at the same time
Microarray systems
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Examples of microarray systems
Affymetrix Gene chip microarray Agilent DNA microarray
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Using this instrument 12 primers can be synthesised at the same time
mermade 12
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a short nucleic acid sequence that provides a starting point of DNA synthesis
Primer
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An instrument used for rapid and efficient concentration and drying of nucleic acids and synthetic oligos (primers)
Thermo Savant DNA 110 speed vac
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Used to analyse the results of DNA sequencing and microarray data
Bioinformatics workstation
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Produces pyrogen free and RNasefree ultrapure water from tap water
Millie Q system
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Provides the concentration of molecules in the bands/dots of a blot
biorad GS 800 densitometer
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Examples of biorad GS 800 densitometer
X-ray film of southern blot Dot blots Dye-stained PAGE gel
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Proteins/peptides are separated according to their charge ( isoelectric points ), and the separated components are recovered in liquid phase
Agilent 3100 offgel fractionator ( IEF ) for proteins / peptides
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2-dimensional separation of protein proteins based on charge and hydrophobicity
Beckman coulter proteomelab PF2D
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A process of separating components in a liquid mixture
chromatography
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A liquid sample is injected into a stream of solvent (mobile phase) flowing through a column packed with a separation medium (stationary phase) sample components separate from one another by a process of differential migration as they flow through the column it can detect the presence of Trace compounds or impurities
HPLC system
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molecules are separated based on differential equilibrium between a mobile phase and the stationary phase
liquid chromatography
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analyses involves separation of gas phase charged molecules based on their mass to charge rati m / Z.
mass spectrometry
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Example of peptide synthesiser
Symphony X
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An instrument that preserves biological materials by removing the water from the sample
Lyophilizer / Ilshin biobase freeze dryer
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Beckman coulter optima L-100 XP is an ?
Ultra centrifuge
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thermoscientific sorval WX+ is a ?
high speed centrifuge
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Omni THQ is a ?
digital tissue homogeniser
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Sonicator-soniprep 150 plus is a?
cell and tissue homogeniser
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An instrument that has high throughput up to 16 samples, low volume 2 micro litter, DNA RNA and protein quantification
epoch micro volume spectrophotometer system
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Example of a microplate reader
UV/Vis spectrometer ( clariostar + )
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Has Multiplex detection of up to 100 analytes simultaneously applications : quantification of multiple cytokines and other biomarkers
immunoassay system ( Luminex 200 )
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What instrument produces high contrast images of transparent specimens such as living cells
Carl Zeiss axio imager
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An instrument for observation and quantification of cell behaviour via real time quantitative live cell analysis
INCUCYTE S3
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Mention confocal laser scanning microscopes
LSM 700 LSM 800 LSM 980
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instrument used for high resolution and 3-D viewing
confocal microscopes
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An instrument with 8 parameters ( 6 fluorescent colours 2 light scatter )
guava easycyte 8HT flow cytometer
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An instrument with 16 parameters ( 14 fluorescent colour and 2 light scatter )
MACSQuant analyser 16 flow cytometer
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What are flow cytometers ?
cell cycle apoptosis surface markers biomarkers cytokines